Anglesey Mining Share Discussion Threads

[broken_arrow1] 10/1/2024 11:41

Now asking 2.05 for size, book is getting stronger again.

RSI is down into neutral territory from overbought which is positive.

[mininglamp] 10/1/2024 09:00

This seems perfectly poised to go on another run, with upcoming news which could be transformational and a swathe of well connected analysts suggesting the company is materially undervalued it is a nigh on certainty the share price will continue to move higher.

Add to the mix possible corporate action, hints that they may monetise Grangesberg in some way, the 20% share stake movement + the sector is showing green shoots of recovery.

You have to be in it to win it !!

[benjamin15] 10/1/2024 08:44

There have been many previous articles and nothing has ever come of them.....

[wisteria2] 10/1/2024 07:57

Nice find KEN, re bbc news wales. Spot light on parys mt will brighten when assays of drilling get rns. I expect the share price to continue its climb as we eagerly await the news. gla holders

[benjamin15] 09/1/2024 16:29

Hurry up and get to 4p please

[spacedust] 09/1/2024 16:04

Since that article what happened to the SP? How much good did it do?

[kooba] 09/1/2024 15:24

Saw the "A survey has found there were more deposits than were originally thought. "Maybe they can rerun after the NCZ assays come through in a few weeks !

[kennyp52] 09/1/2024 14:45

Good spot ? It was a year ago !

[calmtrader] 09/1/2024 14:44

From Jan 2023 unfortunately

[kooba] 09/1/2024 14:33

Good spot..decent article.

[kenwrong] 09/1/2024 14:27

On BBC News Wales - Gold and copper mining possible after survey

There are renewed hopes that minerals such as copper and gold could once again be mined on Anglesey. During the 18th Century, Mynydd Parys, near Amlwch in the north of the island, provided copper across the world. A survey has found there were more deposits than were originally thought. Anglesey Mining said the recent surveys showing large deposits of minerals, as it embarks on the next phase of securing new permits.

[kooba] 09/1/2024 14:25

I agree fully on the supply and demand disequilibrium likely in copper over in the second half of this decade..seems obvious.There is also little scope to turn on any production taps..there are few new projects coming on line and any major potential supply projects will take many years to get close to production. One of the reasons Parys is attractive is the short term deliverability to meet such supply shortage.The infrastructure is there with near links to major port , the political and local will is there..huge renewable power hooked up.All these things are major obstacles in most projects..once the existing mining permits updated and environmental works done this could be producing a couple of years out with a build up of locally employed people getting trained up in the run up.If you go further out on supply demand really interestingCopper: the New Oil?The energy transition promises to change the present slump of copper."Everyone's bullish view is predicated on the transition," Case observes. Tang calls copper "the new oil in the energy transition".According to Tang, while demand growth in China could slow to 2.5% by 2027, that relative softness should be largely compensated by demand in the US that could shoot up to 7%. By then, the world would enter a chronic deficit.The year 2027 "is the year when the market starts to be very worried because the deficit could snowball if supply does not catch up, she says. This is because we expect copper demand to increase more than 82% between 2021 and 2025 in order to meet the net-zero goals by 2050".As early as 2035, S&P Global predicts that a chronic yearly deficit of 9.9 million metric tons could set in."The severity of the deficit will largely depend on the industry's ability to expand capacity as energy transition-related applications are expected to boost overall copper demand to about 50 million metric tons in that time frame from the current 25 million metric tons," states the report.https://www.morningstar.co.uk/uk/news/243518/coppers-weakness-hides-demand-%e2%80%93-and-deficit-%e2%80%93-to-come.aspx

[noccer] 09/1/2024 13:34

Thanks Kooba, you have clearly done your homework. Copper price trajectory does rather depend on there being an economic recovery, particularly in China, so always scope for another spanner in the works.

Capitalising the H on the weblink seems to work to make a clickable link.

[kooba] 09/1/2024 10:57

Copper is down 14% over 2 years recovering strongly from the lows in mid 2023.Copper is up 35% from the level taken in the PEA ($2.81 based on three year trailing) produced in March 2021..making the economics far stronger than that last economic assessment , a current three year trailing level would also take into account the slightly higher levels seen 2 years ago obviously that would be used in a PFS.https://www.angleseymining.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Parys-Mountain-PEA-Report-and-CPR-letter.pdf

[broken_arrow1] 09/1/2024 09:42

Online buy limits have reduced, now only 300k of shares available at offer price, then they are currently asking 2.12p v the current 2p.

[noccer] 09/1/2024 08:28

Very positive noises about copper shortfall with possible 75% increase in price by 2025.

[benjamin15] 09/1/2024 08:13

Looks like a blue day on the horizon

[mininglamp] 09/1/2024 07:55

Anglesey re-tweeted the statement below recently, the assay results are eagerly anticipated.

You are either in or out of this stock as the re-rate seems destined to continue. It is still quite hard to buy in any size, there has been very little selling also.



'I believe the assay results due in Q1 for hole NCZ001 will deliver grades that support a substantial increase in the PFS MRE. This alone will be a seminal moment for the company, management & site team at Anglesey that have worked so hard to make this happen'

Alan Green.

[spacedust] 08/1/2024 10:48

CaML as well. Pays dividend too. 11%

[spacedust] 08/1/2024 10:47

Calm trader - goldstone resources GRL.

[kooba] 08/1/2024 10:42

I suppose one should also never invest in technology or life sciences or any company that does not make an immediate return i guess. Or maybe just understand that returns on investment in pre revenue companies can take some time but that the return on that capital invested can be very large. Many pre revenue businesses require investment capital ..they are high risk high reward situations. If folks don't understand this then i suggest they stick to dividend paying blue chips.

[kennyp52] 08/1/2024 10:39

calmtrader .. it is only able to raise on the assumption something will go into production at some time ?!? This story has gone on for decades . Juno charges £200k a year in interest alone which will eat up future near term placings. I can give you many AIM examples of exploration companies going bust if you want me to do that ? It’s a huge gamble with a company closing in on 1/2 billion issued shares and warrants. How many more will it have to place to get the funding to actual mining / production? In my view it’s best bet is to sell out once they can prove the NAV of the contained resources . You might get a profit then . Otherwise I only see placing after placing and you have to ask why Jo Battershill has jumped ship .

[calmtrader] 08/1/2024 10:29

Please show me any exploration company that makes money

[kennyp52] 08/1/2024 10:15

Year ending: 31/03/2023 31/03/2022
Revenue (£m) n/a n/a
Profit before tax (£m) (0.96) (0.69)

Just reality and has been since …

Anglesey Mining was formed in 1984 and floated on the Stock Exchange in 1988

[broken_arrow1] 07/1/2024 19:14

The trend is still bullish, buyers were appearing towards the close Friday, online buy limits reduced significantly around 4pm.

The uptrend should continue, the gap to 1.95p has now been filled as anticipated, the next near term target is 2.4p, if that breaks 2.85p is on the cards.